St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-21
That Is the Cry Which Will Probably Be
Heard in London Prom Immense
Crowds To-Day.
In Honor Of the Jubilee the Saloons Of
the British Capital VIII Be Open
ALI Night.
THE Pageant and the Ceremonies at
, Westminster Abbey to be Of the
y Most Gorgeous Nature.
A Disturbance at Cork---2elease of the
Alleged Dynamiter From America
Foreign Notes.

Roman Catholic church have returned
the tickets emitting them to seats in
Westminster abbey tomorrow during
the jubilee service. The city is already
showing signs of being crowded in an
ticipatiOn of tomorrow. The throngS
in the streets are more numerous than
at any time within the recollection of
the present generation. In some parts
of the town the crush of SightSeerS i'm
peded traffic in the streets. The queen
this morning drove from the castle at
Windsor to the railway station and came
to London on special train. She drove
from the station here to buckingham
palace. Crowds of people lined the en-
tire route in town, and displayed the
greatest enthusiasm. Her majesty
APPEARED DELIGHTED
at the loyalty exhibited, and bowed and
smiled in every direction. The decOra-
lions with banners, notices and flags
are increasing enormously, and, when
done, promise to eclipse anything of
the kind ever attempted in England. A
stranger in London to-day would mag
inc that the whole of its population was
tiful, the sun shining brightly. The
queen this afternoon received Mr..
Phelps, United States minister, at Buck
ingham for the purpose of allowing him
to present President Cleveland'S jubilee
congratulations. Mr.. Phelps was ac-
corded private audience with her ma
jeSty. Mr.. Phelps was attired in plain
evening dress. The queens demeanor
toward him was most cordial. She eX-
pressed warmeSt thanks for the preSi-
dents congratulations. The private re-
ception of diplomats on such occasions
is almost unprecedented, but the Amer
sCfn hnI q dnSIrn
through Lord Salisbury for such an
audience, and the queen replied that it
would afford her much pleasure to re-
ceive him privately for the presentation
of the presidents message.
THE POLICE
to-day, acting under the supervision of
Col. Majendie, chief inspector of ex-
plOSives, and other experts made a
thorough search of Westminster abbey
as precaution against dynamite out
RACES tomorrow. Every vault, corner
and point in the edifice where it is pos
.sible to hide anything was inspected
and overhauled. especially powerful
lamps being used in the examination of
the darker places. Nothing was found.
when the examination was finished the
abbey was turned over to the rolice pro-
.s.tection. and it is now occupied and
guarded by them. Every civilian is eX-
scluded even the Workmen who have
sheen employed in making the tenn
1porary alterations for tomorrow S event.
Two peers attempted to enter the abbey
but were prevented by the police. An
address to the queen from British sub
fleets resident in Boston, Mass, was
formally delivered to her majesty this
afternoon. The address is inclosed in
an oak case, and the presentation took
nlaoa IL, RucEi cham ralanp
The exercises attending the celebra-
ton of the jubilee continued to-day at
all the business centerS OF the country.
THE corporations by thus ferestalling
THE Orderof exercises enable the officials
to be present at the services
AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
The programmes everywhere are
similar to thanksgiving services. A
private rehearsal was held at Westmins-
ter Abbey to-day in the presence of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dean of
Westminster and a number of court
officials. The Earl of Lathorn, Lord
Chamberlain and her maiesty's house
mold and other state officers assisted in
the ceremony of removing the coronation
chair to the daiS placing it before the
queens praying stool. The grand robes
OF state were brought forward by
the queens rObeSman and hand to the
Lord Chamberlain, by whom they were
placed over the coronation chair. The
choral service opened with the jubilee
anthem, which was very fervid and more
operate in character than is usual in
cathedral serqiceS. The grand re Deum
composed by the prince consort followed
and bridges anthem, composed eSpec-
tally for the jubilee ceremony through
out the empire, which was interviewer
with the prince conSort'S chorale, the
whole ending with the national anthem.
The rehearsal was perfect success
and the effect grand At mid
night crowds are still moving
about the streets. Thousands are pour
ing westward apparently with the in
tentiOn of remaining out all night to Sc
cure positions along the route of the
publicans to keep their places open
practically all night tomorrow has
aroused public indignation, it being
feared that such license will be conduc-
i've of riot and orgies. In the COM
mons this evening Sir Wilfred Lawson
demanded under what law the permits
sion was given. The home secretary
e0ntended that the commissioner of pO-
lice had discretion to extend the
hours of public houses. Minis
ter Phelps delivered to the queen an
u,
which was sealed. The queen received
Phelps in small room, not one of the
state apartments, only the Duke of Con-
naught and Lord Salisbury being pres
ent. Her majesty expressed sense of
the kind feeling always manifested
toward her by the American people.
Other diplomats carrying cOngratula-
tons were received after the customary
form.
The Scotland Yard officials have tele-
graphed instructions to Glasgow to
WATCH THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Sin that city tonight. The Prince of
wales, the king of Saxony, the king of
aDenmark and the king of Greece visited
zthe Wild West show this forenoon. The
5liSt of titles to be conferred in cOmmem.
aoratiOn of the jubilee is large one, in
s.cluding peers, 2 priyy councillors, Is
sbarOnetS, including Mr.. Borthwick, MP,
sand 80 knights, including Mr.. Doulton,
9the porcelain maker. The crown prince
zof Austria will be made a Knight of the
EGarter. There are numerous selections
for the Order of the Bath and the Order
of st. MichialS and st. George. Some
houses in Cork were Illuminated and
decorated this evening in honor of the
queens jubilee, A crowd smashed all
9the lighted windows, shouting $40 h
nell. The police, who were pelted with
|1stones, charged and dispersed the mob.
- IN THE COLONIES.
r MADRAS, June 20.-To-day was OBJ
served as a holiday in honor of the
queens jubilee. The governor I'M
yelled statue of the queen and the city
was illuminated in the evening.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, June 20.
To-day was observed as holiday
throughout New Zealand, Enthusiasm
prevailed everywhere, the natives shar-
ing in the celebration. The governor
held leyee and the volunteers and
nuhlic societies naraded The chill